O So Morose

O So Morose

A Poem by Jacob Baca
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I'll probably recycle this title for later use.

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The heaving in my chest,
the angry sound from my breathes,
the mass constriction of my blood vessels,
hypertension at its best.
Now my intentions are ill-formed,
my thought's core transformed to harm,
gripping calluses in my hand,
I didn't do my best to warn.
Plan of action to make haste,
Toward you was the priority,
till I saw you, the adulterer.
Now my feet are stuck in place.
There was once a sliver,
no I would dare to say a chunk,
of my brain that composed thoughts,
light portraying instead of dark.
But now as I grow old,
and daring to be more outspoken,
trapping all my well-intentions,
into a box my thoughts have broken.
The End.

© 2015 Jacob Baca


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Jacob Baca
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Added on November 1, 2015
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Jacob Baca
Jacob Baca

Denver, CO



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Been writing poetry for a while, getting into short stories as well. more..

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